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How Vets Win the Battle
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How Vets Win the Battle

We realize it is a major struggle for some veterans to get the benefits they have earned.  Below, veterans and their spouses share their stories of the strategies they used to win their compensation awards, and the struggles they had to endure.  Perhaps their stories will enlighten you, motivate you, and inspire you to victory.  Read their stories so that you gain an edge in securing the benefits you have earned.

Paul Pohler, Army (12 Apr 16) 
Don Palumbo, Army (26 Dec 14) 
Will Green, Navy (25 Feb 13)
Sandra Hale, Army (13 Feb 13)
Bruce Knapp, Army (12 Oct 12)
Tim Mullin, Army (17 Mar 12)
James Moore, Navy (23 Jan 12)
Bob Ventrella, Army (22 Jan 12)
Gary Guy, Army (22 Mar 11)

Robert Keprta, Army (5 Oct 10) 
Mark Gallant, Army (16 Jul 10)
Ricardo Ellis (20 Nov 09)
Daniel Dunlap, Army (28 Aug 09)
Brad Heun (26 Aug 09)
Joseph Medina, Army (18 Jun 09)
Frank Lewis, Army (10 May 09)
Rick Peters, Army (15 Jan 09)
Thom Rigg, Navy (26 Sep 08)
Ames J. Speic, Army (21 Sep 08) 
Ray McQueen, Army (25 Aug 08)
Doug Nelson, Army  (28 Jul 08)

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